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That bike is nice. Welcome from Virginia. There's a thread here on the forum of somebody rebuilding a small collection of these bikes he has. I'm sorry that I can't remember who that is, but he might be a good person for you to chat with.

That has a special look, real nice. You should exhibit that at the same gallery where cucvrus exhibits the undercarriage of his M1009. You guys would both win art awards!

What's going on with the data plates, is there something critical on there?

You nailed it there, TFF. By default every steel vehicle is a "transformer". It's all just a matter of time. Pretty funny.

https://youtu.be/Rkakt12kong

Is that the weight savings (the differential), or is that the weight of the LMTV bed?

Ran across some background that the Gigante was the outcome of Hitler's decision to invade Britain. This would be the Me-321 (the glider), the Me-323 was a later development That invasion was never part of Hitler's original plan. You all might know the story of his blank stare at his foreign...

I think you might qualify for a ribbon or something, cucvrus, if they're any art show competitions going on in your neighborhood.

Good race and great line-up this month. Congratulations to bigmike.

Google says that it's Bill Gates, but I'm thinking somebody else beat him to the punch a long time ago:

There's a quote about that somewhere, I think it was from Henry Ford. That the quickest way to learn efficiency is by giving a task to a lazy person. No insult is intended here, it's really common sense, and Henry Ford (maybe it was Adam Smith, anyway whoever said it, knew so). The lazy guy...

Whoa. Crazy...

I understand you completely, that's the very reason I comb my hair before I go out every morning.

Not only cut, but labelled, too. Impressive.

In Texas terms, it's sort of like cavalry...on snowshoes, sort of.

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A dime on the dollar, that's hard to beat. Sweet. That must have been an easy choice.

Real nice.

She's coming back to life. :beer: